The unwieldy objects sometimes clog the works.
Individual words brought to mind unwieldy objects — bicycles, deck chairs, coat hangers — strewn across his path.
With the money, they buy showy and unwieldy objects that they insist must have no use.
Vendors based in Manhattan, though, have managed to haul unwieldy objects to their booths.
Also, if you're masturbating in your bedroom and a priest happens to enter, it's much easier to terminate the whole operation when there isn't an unwieldy phallic object involved.
Initially, don't limit yourself to just one type of item unless you're sure there is plenty of variety in that type or that it is exactly all that you want to collect or if you find that the collection becomes too unwieldy just adding any sort of gargoyle object to it.
The books Ray has been reading, which he asked me to bring from home, and his shoes: in the plastic bag, these objects are strangely heavy and unwieldy.
Now, in an offensive campaign, it could only wage war by committee; the process was so unwieldy that it became, to future American Defense officials, an object lesson in how not to fight a war.
Edgar M. Cullman Sr., a cigar maker who worked to broaden the appeal of his product in the late 20th century, helping transform its public image from an unwieldy mobster's appendage to a cool and slim object of desire, died on Sunday at his home in Stamford, Conn.
As the BBC reports, some of Sydney's marine debris is big and unwieldy, such as old bicycles and bathtubs, and even smaller objects like plastic bags, bottles and fishing lures are labor-intensive to remove by hand.
The notion of 'everyday' thus becomes hopelessly unwieldy, and it is impossible to come up with a list of objects and activities that belong to it.
